If I have understood this whole thing right, stochastic logic would also be much tolerant to manufacturing errors on silicon, low voltages, high clock rates etc

If I have understood this whole thing right, stochastic logic would also be much tolerant to manufacturing errors on silicon, low voltages, high clock rates etc. which would allow cheaper, smaller and more power efficient signal processing. Great deal of energy is consumed on current chips to make sure that every bit is just right. I'd also like to know if there's any good sources for learning more about this.